'How to lose a won match, someone should learn this from Pakistan': Pakistani fans are angry with the team for the defeat against India.

 'How to lose a won match, someone should learn this from Pakistan': Pakistani fans are angry with the team for the defeat against India.

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The same was seen in the biggest match of T20 World Cup last day when India defeated Pakistan by six runs. Pakistan needed 120 runs to win but Pakistan could score only 113 runs for the loss of seven wickets.

This match was played on a New York pitch where it was very difficult for the batsmen to score. In such a situation, the Pakistani batsmen may have failed to adopt an aggressive style at the right time and thus lost by just six runs.

The match between arch-rivals India and Pakistan in New York City, USA, started to be talked about with the schedule of the World Cup and fans from all over the world filled the stadium for this match on June 9th.

All the good things that could happen for Pakistan happened in this match, it rained before the match, Pakistan won the toss, bowled India out for 119 runs in the allotted 20 overs, Babar and Rizwan's catches were also small and small. Chasing the target, Pakistan also scored 71 runs for the loss of two wickets in 13 overs, but still the green shirts could not win this match.

Users on social media say that 'How to lose a won match, someone should learn this from Pakistan.'

This has already happened once before when Pakistan dominated the one-day match and the Sharjah ground was considered the paradise of Pakistani cricket.

On March 22, 1985, in the first match of the Rathmans Cup, Pakistan won the toss and bowled out India's strong batting order for 125 runs. Mohammad Azharuddin scored 47 runs and captain Kapil Dev scored 30 runs while eight players could not even reach double figures.

Imran Khan bowled the best of his career and took six wickets for 14 runs, but Pakistan lost the match by 38 runs.

'How can one lose a match won?'

Moinuddin Hameed, a cricket journalist and author of a book on Saleem Malik's life, said while talking on the phone from Canada, "How can this happen?" Something is wrong. How can one lose a winning match? In the match prediction, the chances of India winning were showing only eight percent and you had to score 49 runs off 49 balls, you had eight wickets and you couldn't score.

He said that only Pakistan can do such impossible things. Earlier too, when India needed 48 runs in three overs, Virat Kohli had achieved that feat. Even today, if you ask the Indian team to score so many runs, they will fail 98 times out of a hundred.

"This feat can only be done by the Pakistani team."

A user named DigiFusion wrote that "It would have taken a special effort to lose a match like this, but somehow Pakistan managed to do it."

A user named Mohammad Umar wrote that "Pakistan lost only because of bad batting order, sick mentality coaching staff and captain". There is no mistake of Iftikhar or Imad here. Poor Iftikhar is not getting a chance to score.

A user named Salman Raza wrote, "We don't have any strong batsmen in the middle order. Who has chosen a team without a middle order or without an all-rounder?"

Shahzeb Ali shared former cricketer Salman Butt's comment and wrote that 'Pakistan always finds ways to lose matches. Rizwan had only one job to bat till the end.

In this video clip, Salman Butt says that when you have to score runs per ball, what was the need to go out and hit Fakhar and what was the need for Rizwan to hit Bumrah like that.

Salman Butt adds, "It's not a pitch you hit and hit." We talk a lot about learning in every press conference but we don't learn anything. Unfortunately, we also forgot what we knew before. The bowlers did a great job.

Indian users are appreciating Jasprit Bumrah who first took the wicket of Babar Azam and then came in between and guided Rizwan to the pavilion. He was declared man of the match for taking three wickets.

"Jasprit Bumrah is the greatest match-winner, in any format, in any conditions and in any part of the world," former Indian cricketer Mohammad Kaif tweeted.

A user named Mani Salman wrote that "Pakistan cannot win from India, this should be accepted." Poor pursuit of the target as always. Many cheap all-rounders will end their careers today, all-rounders named Imad, Iftikhar, Shadab. Long story short, we cannot win against India.